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Summary:

We lazy load methods during the first execute (forward). However, sometimes we want to explicitly load the method before the first inference, so that we get consistent performance between all runs.

Adding a method so that user can load method, if they wish. Otherwise, they can still depend on execute to lazy load for them.

Summary:

We lazy load methods during the first execute (forward). However, sometimes we want to explicitly load the method before the first inference, so that we get consistent performance between all runs.

Adding a method so that user can load method, if they wish. Otherwise, they can still depend on execute to lazy load for them.
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@kirklandsign merged this pull request in 9a53ffe.

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